Page 13 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Star, Issue 20033, 26 November 1928, Page 13

SPECIALS LADIES’ FUdl KNICKERS, elastic waist and knee. Women’s—Usnal prices, 6/11, 8/11. , special prices, 5/0, 6/11. o,g.—Usual price®, 6/U, 8/11. Special prices, 0/6, 7/8. LADIES’ COTTON CHEMISE VESTS, no sleeves. Usual prices, ___ Is, 2/8, 2/fl, m, Wi, i/IT. Special prices, _ M 1/0, 1/11, 2/0, 2/11, 3/6, 4/fc MEN’S DARK GREY PURE WORSTED TROUSERS, 3 pockets, P.T.U. ; Usual pnoo, 23/6. Special price, 10/6. BOYS* SPORTS SUITS, Dork toy Tweeds; a few only. Usual prices, 45/ to 49/6. Special price, 2T/0. CLOTHES BRUSHES, with handles, Rood Usnal price, I/U. Special price, 1/6. 30ln FUdl SILK, in a complete range of colours. Brown, Ewing’s special quality. Special price, 2/3 yard. 38ln CREPB DE CHINE, a heavy quality para silk; qvwy wanted shade. Usual price, 12/8 yard. Special price, 0/11. WEEK * AT Brown, Ewing’s 80in FADELESS ART. SILK POPLIN, shot effect; suitable for Bedspreads, Hangings, etc. Usual price, 16/6 yard. Special price, 8/3 yard. EOin FADELESS ART. SILK DAMASK, suitable fur Hangings and Furniture Coverings; artistic coloured designs on Black and Fawn grounds. Usual price, 30/ yard. Special price, 15/9 yard. THE LATEST PATCHWORK SHOPPING BAGS, ha two tones. Usual prices, 4/3, 4/H, Special price, 3/6 each. m » ■ wiamnuM, i Hi ■iibiwimwiii Brown, Ewing's of ‘Princes Sired OPEN TILL 9 FRIDAY NIGHTS

«4-$C BIG THINGS ofNXfNaZour r&£B Vvs r~ Jbw d rM ?S5 uh FROM all over the world men come to wile these huge fish from the deep waters surrounding the northern end of the North Island. Special tackle of great strength is required, and the sportsman must be strapped to his seat to resist the pull and rush of sometimes over 4001bs. of agonised fury, as the magnificent body is hurled about in terror stricken abandon. Then woe betide any small boat that gets in the way of its long, vicious “sword.” Patiently, persistently, with k'cca confidence in his own skill and csjp durance, and in their combined ultimate result, the sportsman play* hi® great fish to a certain end, . . Patience and persistence, and a great faith in the high quality of the product have won for the makers of Edmonds Baking Powder a reputation that is to be envied, a reputation that sold over 2,500,000 tine of this pure product last year. ITha prices, i/t per large sire tin, and Sd. per small size tin of Bdmonds f Baking Powder apply to main ports only. In outlying districts, where I extra freight Is involved, tho prices will bo 1/5 per large size tin and { Sfl. per email size tin. I EDMONDS B akirsg Powder so* OVER 2,500,000 TINS OF EDMONDS BAKING POWDER WERE SOLO IN N.Z. LAST YEAR

OIL » OF « SALT InlecCim & Healifisg OIL-OF-SALT is a marvellous threefold liquid destroyer of germs, an instant killer of pain, and ft miraculous heal ant. It is cool, mild, and soothing. Never smarts or burns ; can bo ajppued to the most sensitive area with none but beneficial results. No homo should ever he without it—you never oaa tell when troftchercus flame and scalding steam viu get in their deadly work. .1/6 and 2/8 from afl chemists and Stores. mi-oi-Sal* Matte to 8. A. Mosao Latwatortea, Chicago, U.S.A.